Questions tagged [routing-table]
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iptable: Route all traffic from swlan0 to tun0 device
I have a rooted android device with a VPN app installed and I want to route all traffic from Mobile Hotspot(swlan0) through VPN(tun0).
I ran this script found on github(from 5 years ago) to update ...
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PC can't route to a Hyper-V Virtual machine and vice versa
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My PC has a Hyper-V VM and a WSL instance, which IP addrs are 192.168.254.30 and 192.168.254.20, respectively.
The goal is to establish a TCP connection from the WSL to the Hyper-V VM, but the ...
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I have 3 router but devices in the local network does not communicate with each other
First router (195.105.1.1) is the one that was provided by ISP and we have 2 other routers. Both are connected to ISP router. Second router (195.105.1.2) has a local network which is 165.18.0.010. ...
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how to fix issue with raspberry pi that can't get out to the internet after recent changes related to wireguard/vpn
I have a raspberry pi (bullseye) that can no longer connect to the internet after recent changes related to trying to get wireguard/vpn working.
Here is the routing table:
route -n
Kernel IP ...
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Routing table behaviour coupled with bound sockets - unexpected behaviour
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I am experiencing some rather odd behavior where a seemingly unrelated default gateway route is having unexpected side-effects. I managed to replicate this issue with a minimal example. The ...
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Routing table with more devices
I need a connection:
laptop (windows) 192.168.10.102 -> router 192.168.10.10 -> (Int: eth0) RPI 192.168.10.17 (Int: docker0) -> (Int:eth0) docker 172.17.0.2 (Int:tun0) -> (...
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[Mininet/Miniedit]: The hosts cant ping/reach other in a 2 router system
As a part of an experiment, my network has the following topology for two host machines connected to a router in mininet(on Ubuntu 22.04.02 Virtual Machine)
h1 - r1 - r2 - h2
The host ...
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pfsense routing table: link vs interface
Here is my pfsense IPv4 outing table (netatst -r):
Destination Gateway Flags Netif Expire
default 192.168.4.1 UGS em0
127.0.0.1 link#4 ...
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Libvirt routed network - can not connect guest VMs to external Router
I am trying to build a virtual lab to test some NAS64 capabilities with Cisco ISR Routers.
The goal is to have IPv4-only and IPv6-only Guests talk to each other via a Cisco ISR 4321. The Basic idea ...
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Exact trace of outbound packet based on routing table
Say I have a routing table
IPv4 Route Table
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Active Routes:
Network Destination Netmask Gateway ...
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Multiple simultaneous VPN connections
I am using terminal to connect to multiple VPN instances (in parallel, from a single terminal) with openvpn api in Go. I have many VPN servers. Some combinations of VPNs work together but some of ...
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Routing tables in two routers connected with VPN
I have two Asus routers connected via VPN over Internet. Home (VPN client) network is 192.168.0.0/24 and Work (VPN Server) network is 192.168.1.0/24. More details there .
Computers inside of each ...
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Linux: Secondary default gateway for VPN connection to provide internet access
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There are several devices/computers in an isolated network to which I have access using SSH, but which can not access the internet. To temporarily bypass this restriction for installing ...
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How can I restore default settings and metrics in Windows Server 2019?
I have a Server 2019. With RAS installed and I have three NICs. I played around with the standard gateways to connect an IIS to the second NIC. Now I want to reset all routing and metric changes to ...
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How does a router know that it should receive the packet, if the packet was sent to a public IP address?
Let's say that I have a router that has a public IP address on one of its interfaces and a private address on one of the other interfaces, let's say 192.168.1.1/24.
Then there is a computer connected ...
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